Travis Scott pledges merch profits, Emily Ratajkowski poses nude to counter anti-abortion sentiments | Lifestyle.INQ

OCTOBER 27, 2022

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Rapper Travis Scott goes on the proactive to express his disagreement with Alabama’s controversial abortion ban. He pledged all his merch profits from the Hangout Music Festival to support Planned Parenthood. He made the announcement during the performance at the fest, which happens to be in Gulf Shores, Alabama.

Scott’s current paramour and baby mama Kylie Jenner shared the news via her Instagram Stories.

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Screengrab from Kylie Jenner’s Instagram

Singer Maggie Rogers put up $17,500 for the Yellowhammer Fund, which provides aid to Alabama’s three abortion clinics. Rogers collected the money through her online merch sale.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BxnhWrul4TA/

Scott and Rogers follow a string of celebrities who’ve expressed disgust over Alabama’s abortion law.

Rihanna quickly took to her Instagram to condemn the men who signed the bill into law. Lena Headey reposted on her Instagram feed Busy Philipps’ #youknowme tweet.

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On Saturday Night Live, Leslie Jones went in on the abortion ban for the show’s season finale.

Lady Gaga also expressed her sentiments via Twitter, along with Chris Evans, Andy Cohen, Modern Family‘s Jesse Tyler Ferguson, and Sarah Silverman. The Good Place‘s Jameela Jamil shared her own abortion story.

https://twitter.com/jameelajamil/status/1128013069790076929

Emily Ratajkowski posed nude to get her point across.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bxh9WTfhdHt/

 

Signed by the Gov. Kay Ivey last week, Alabama passed a restrictive abortion bill that sentences doctors who perform abortions to 99 years in prison. The anti-abortion rule is applied even to those who have been impregnated via rape or incest.

This recent move brings to the forefront how a number of Republican states in the US are enabling similar laws. It is speculated that these anti-abortion sentiments are gearing up to reach the Supreme Court, in the hope of overturning the landmark Roe v. Wade. The 1973 decision enforced a woman’s right to obtain an abortion.

 

Photo courtesy of @travisscott

 

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